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SAS 9.1.3 Intelligence Platform: System Administration Guide

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Understanding the State of Your <strong>System</strong> R About the <strong>SAS</strong>Main or <strong>SAS</strong>App Subdirectory 11<br />

About the Lev1 Subdirectory<br />

In the configuration directory, Lev1 is the subdirectory that you will access most<br />

frequently for information related to your configuration. Lev1 identifies information<br />

that is at production status.<br />

If you set up separate development and test environments, you can use Lev2 and<br />

Lev3 as the directory names for their configuration information. Lev0 is used for<br />

administration environments that you set up in order to use the Replication and<br />

Promotion Wizard.<br />

Depending on what software is installed on the machine, the Lev1 directory can<br />

contain the following:<br />

3 a Data subdirectory<br />

3 a <strong>SAS</strong>Main or <strong>SAS</strong>App subdirectory (see “About the <strong>SAS</strong>Main or <strong>SAS</strong>App<br />

Subdirectory” on page 11)<br />

3 a Utilities subdirectory<br />

3 a web directory, which exists only on machines that have middle-tier components<br />

installed (see“About the web Subdirectory” on page 12)<br />

About the <strong>SAS</strong>Main or <strong>SAS</strong>App Subdirectory<br />

The <strong>SAS</strong>Main or <strong>SAS</strong>App subdirectory contains information related to your <strong>SAS</strong><br />

servers. The name of the directory depends on what is installed on the machine, as<br />

follows:<br />

3 The <strong>SAS</strong>Main subdirectory exists on machines that have a <strong>SAS</strong> Metadata Server<br />

(and perhaps other <strong>SAS</strong> servers) installed.<br />

Note: Middle-tier machines also have a <strong>SAS</strong>Main subdirectory, but it is empty. R<br />

3 The <strong>SAS</strong>App subdirectory exists on machines that do not have a <strong>SAS</strong> Metadata<br />

Server installed, but which do have other <strong>SAS</strong> servers.<br />

If additional application servers are created, then the directory name will correspond to<br />

the application server name.<br />

The <strong>SAS</strong>Main or <strong>SAS</strong>App subdirectory contains the following items on server-tier<br />

machines:<br />

3 the file sasv9.cfg, which is the <strong>SAS</strong> configuration file<br />

3 the file omaconfig.xml, which is the <strong>SAS</strong> Metadata Server configuration file<br />

(present only if the machine has a <strong>SAS</strong> Metadata Server installed)<br />

3 a MetadataServer subdirectory, if the machine has a <strong>SAS</strong> Metadata Server<br />

installed. This subdirectory contains the following items:<br />

3 three security-related configuration files called adminUsers.txt,<br />

trustedUsers.txt, and trustedPeers.xml<br />

3 a directory called MetadataRepositories, which is the location where your<br />

foundation metadata repository resides<br />

3 some or all of the following subdirectories, depending on which <strong>SAS</strong> servers have<br />

been configured. These subdirectories contain start-up scripts and configuration<br />

files for your <strong>SAS</strong> servers, as well as logs directories for the servers’ log files.<br />

3 BatchServer<br />

3 ConnectServer<br />

3 ObjectSpawner<br />

3 OLAPServer

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